Crazy Wedding 3
Four years have passed since the latest Crazy wedding, and the youngest from Seredyuk family, Zakhar, is now planning to tie the knot. Traditionally for Vasyl’s children, to start a family he chose an exotic match – gypsy baron’s daughter, beautiful Rada. Though his father has sworn not to spoil the wedding this time and does like his future daughter-in-law, a regular celebration would go against Seredyuk tradition. We’re in for a Crazy wedding yet again!
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Four years have passed since the latest Crazy wedding, and the youngest from Seredyuk family, Zakhar, is now planning to tie the knot. Traditionally for Vasyl’s children, to start a family he chose an exotic match – gypsy baron’s daughter, beautiful Rada. Though his father has sworn not to spoil the wedding this time and does like his future daughter-in-law, a regular celebration would go against Seredyuk tradition. We’re in for a Crazy wedding yet again!
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Mykola Kutsyk, Oleksii Prykhodko
In Theaters:
Box Office:$1,023,947
Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:FILM.UA Group, Prototype Production
Cast
Liubomyr Levytskyi
Director
Nazar Zadniprovskyi
Vasyl Serediuk
Lesia Samaieva
Halyna Serediuk
Kateryna Fain
Rada Alkares
Viacheslav Khostikoiev
Zakhar Serediuk
Polina Vasylyna
Kateryna Serediuk
Jimmy Woha Woha
François
Inna Prykhodko
Olia
Aram Arzumanyan
Ashot
Kira Sayapina
Gayane
Yurii Horbunov
Nazarii Zapukhliak
Igor Krikunov
Rada's father
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